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Dumbbell Low-poly 3D model
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DESCRIPTION

This is a 3d model of a Dumbbell made in Autodesk Maya 2015 and rendered in V-ray 2.0This model can be used for VR games, animations, films,and games.it can also be incorporated into the Adobe Stock 3D collection and the project felix, which is the new beta app from adobe.the materials are vray's default material Vray.mtl.Note: the model's transformation have been frozen by using the freeze transformation in Maya 2015All history has been deleted from the .mb and .ma file formats

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Dumbbell Low-poly 3D model

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ArtTheWay
ArtTheWay
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Native file format
MA2 files
Size: 3.68 MB
V-Ray 2.0 | 2015
V-Ray 2.0 | 2015
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Publish date
2017-08-29
Model ID
#769497
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